In what order should data be migrated to Manufacturing Cloud to manage run rate business effectively?

To manage run rate business effectively in Manufacturing Cloud, the sequence of data migration is crucial for ensuring that all related entities are properly linked and operational. Starting with Accounts is essential because they serve as the foundational data that defines who your customers are. Without this primary layer of client information, subsequent data, such as Sales Agreements, cannot be effectively associated.

Once Accounts are established, migrating Sales Agreements next is logical. Sales Agreements are crucial as they outline the terms under which products will be sold to the customers identified in your Accounts. Following this, Sales Agreement Products should be included. These products are tied to the specific agreements and specify what is being sold. Finally, Orders should be migrated, as they pertain to actual transactions based on the agreements made and often relate back to both Accounts and Sales Agreements. This sequence ensures that the system is populated with the necessary foundational data before moving on to transactional data, allowing for a coherent structure that supports functionality in tracking and managing business processes efficiently.

This approach minimizes the risk of data integrity issues and streamlines user experience when handling the run rate business model within Manufacturing Cloud.